Data Interface Connectors; Lan/Eth Port - GE MDS entraNET 900 Technical Manual

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Table 8-1. Common User-Definable Parameters (Continued)
Field Comment
Location Used only as reference for network
administration
Radio Net(work) Used to identify different groups or
Address locations
Save each resulting file with a unique name. We recommend using
directories and file names that reflect the location of the radio to
facilitate its identification.
• You may include only parameters you want to change.
• Change only the parameter values.
• Capitalization counts in some field parameters (for example,
)
System Mode
• Comment fields
a. Edit or delete anything on each line to the right of the
comment delimiter (the semicolon ; ).
b. Comments can be of any length, but must be on the same
line as the parameter, or on a new line that begins with a
semicolon.
c. Comments after parameters included in files exported
from a transceiver do not need to be present in your cus-
tomized files.

8.3 DATA INTERFACE CONNECTORS

The entraNET transceivers use three types of data interface connectors.
The first, the
LAN/ETH
metallized RJ-45 connector. The other two are standard modular
types—RJ-12 for the
COM1
section provides illustrations and pinout information for all of these data
connectors.
The transceiver meets U.S.A. FCC Part 15, Class A limits when used
with shielded data cables not exceeding 3 ft/0.9m.

8.3.1 LAN/ETH Port

Use this port to connect to an Ethernet network at an AP or to the
endpoint of a Remote.
• To connect a PC directly to the AP LAN port, an RJ-45 to RJ-45
crossover cable is required. At the Remote, a straight-through
cable is required.
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port ( on the AP,
LAN ETH
port, and RJ-45 for the COM2 port. This
Range
Any 40-character
alphanumeric string
1-20000
on the remote), is a
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